February it turns out was not much better than end of the year for dad. To recap, we took dad to the hospital the week after Thanksgiving. He stayed there until January 1. He spent 20 days of January in rehab. After leaving rehab 21 days later, he made in back home. For two weeks or so, he enjoyed his living room where he has spent quality time since building the house in 1978. However, on a Monday morning towards the end of January, I received a call from Mom. "Kyle, can you come to the house". After rushing over, it was obvious we needed to call 911. Dad has been at Novant/Forsyth since then.
Tomorrow(2/26/19), Lord willing, Dad will be leaving the Hospital and going back to rehab. While he still has a ways to go, we are all optimistic considering where he has been. As the doctors have said more than once, "he's a very sick man".
Elizabeth said the other day, "God has the ability to use this for His glory." With that in mind, I have been able to see the goodness of God. So many friends have reached out, prayed and expressed their kindness. On a personal level, associates in my business sphere have picked up the slack, constructed a few bridges for us to cross. God so often shows himself through His people.
Lastly, Mom has done just exactly what we expected her to do. She has been there beside Dad in the weakest time of his life. While it has been no fun to watch Dad in this time, watching Mom has been uniquely fulfilling; an example of what marriage is all about. Thanks for your interest in Dad.
Kyle, prayers continue for your dad & as for your mom, she is definitely a Proverbs 31 woman!
ReplyDeleteTY for sharing Kyle. Prayers for your Dad and family! Larry and Esther
ReplyDeleteWe have been praying for your dad from day one . We know that God does work miracles. We have seen this our self with Jim's illness in 2017.
ReplyDeleteKyle, ty for the update. I will continue to pray for you & your family. Ruth Anne
ReplyDeleteBeen looking for an update. Yes, God DOES work miracles! Been keeping both your dad AND mom in my prayers - I can relate to her. I know you will keep being the support they both need. Take it from one who knows - your mom appreciates it more than you will ever know. ~Bonnie
ReplyDeletePrayers being sent for your entire family !❤
ReplyDeleteHey Kyle my friend, thanks for this update. We have been praying for your dad for months. We are still praying for his recovery. God Bless your dad and your family. Love Belinda
ReplyDeleteLove you all. Continuing to pray.
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